SCHOOL OF FISH

SCHOOL OF FISHInuit sculpture is a powerful Arctic art form that reflects the cultural traditions, stories, and spiritual life of the Inuit people. Hand carved from materials such as soapstone, bone, antler, and serpentine, each piece carries a strong sense of place and history. Collectors are drawn to these works for their expressive forms, craftsmanship, and themes of wildlife, family, survival, and mythology within Inuit art. From traditional styles to

and dynamic compositions transform everyday subjects into collectible

His whimsical approach and bold use of colour make ordinary subjects

his work reflects generations of knowledge

This studio painting is the result of a heli-painting trip Robert took to the Bugaboos with Canadian Mountain Holidays

Peter's process of sanding the multi layers of paint to reveal what is hidden beneath is a hint to the depth of his work - a reminder of the moments that need celebrating

The artwork of André Pleau is distinctive

large and small-format landscapes of Western Canada’s mountains

Carl Rungius was one of the most notable of these artists

and oral histories

and cultural memory

Inuit sculpture is a powerful and enduring form of Arctic art that reflects the deep cultural traditions

particularly the waters